Teo's Impact and Legacy in Battle

In the ISU Capital, rumors spread about invaders mistreating women. Yuko follows her sister Teo to ISU, where Teo resolves to fight rather than succumb to despair. She leads women to join the ISU Army, facing mixed receptions and challenges. Despite being cut off by the Emperor's Army, Teo's forces engage in a fierce battle. Teo's bravery becomes legendary, and a memorial honors her legacy, inspiring future generations of ISU women.

What rumors were spreading in the ISU Capital Wakamatsu?

• The ISU women were joining the invaders.

• The ISU Army was planning a counterattack.

• The invaders were selling ISU women as slaves.

• The invaders were planning to retreat.

What action did Teo take to show her determination?

• She surrendered to the invaders.

• She cut her hair in the style of male Samurai.

• She fled to a neighboring country.

• She negotiated with the Emperor's Army.

What challenge did Teo face upon reaching the ISU outpost?

• She was immediately accepted as a leader.

• She had to submit to the commander's orders.

• She was captured by the enemy.

• She was forced to retreat.

What was the strategic aim of Teo's forces during the battle?

• To retreat to a safer location.

• To capture the Emperor.

• To negotiate a peace treaty.

• To break through and return to the castle.

How did the enemy react to the ISU women's attack?

• They launched a counterattack.

• They were shocked by the ISU women's deadly fury.

• They were indifferent.

• They immediately surrendered.

What was Teo's impact on the enemy lines according to ISU Chronicles?

• She negotiated a truce.

• She was captured by the enemy.

• She retreated without a fight.

• She caused havoc among enemy lines.

What was erected in honor of Teo at the site where she fought?

• A training ground for Samurai.

• A new castle.

• A memorial by the people of Aizu.

• A statue of the Emperor.

How is Teo remembered by future generations of ISU women?

• As a traitor to her people.

• As a revered figure who inspired them.

• As a symbol of defeat.

• As a forgotten warrior.